i am standing on serbia's side. on the bridge between two sides you can see a barricade that blocks access by cars. about 5,000 nato troops are still deployed to monitor peace and security. they are flying flags of serbia, not kosovo, in their area. people use the serbian currency, not the euro like the rest of kosovo. this man tells me that he feels serbs are segregated. >> translator: people in the west see us, serbs, as hard liners. we don't get any investment from foreign countries. >> reporter: people here support russia's annexation of crimea and some say they want their region to be with serbia. >> translator: crimea used to belong to russia. they took their own land back. residents decided themselves by referendum. >> translator: if the people of crimea decided they wanted it to be annexed, so be it. we want to be annexed to serbia. >> reporter: there are rising concerns the crimea crisis may heighten conflicts among different ethnic groups in other parts of the surrounding region. sassanhk world, kosovo. >>

club to join several times to secure enough to become the state's second most near and herzegovina serbia and montenegro the eu remains committed to a partnership with each one of them. also let him eat. it is. does. do graham is don't you like norway's mainstream crews were spies. the verdict explore one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report include counters and access to wilkinson. back to watching a scene from central market and these men will be sentenced on fifty millionla

we have serbia, kosovo, and macedonia. those are not members of nato even though they are in europe. all those entities have problems with nato or unresolved risk that unresolved disputes with each other. achieving stability is a huge challenge for nato. this is not just about dealing with russia. to brusselshis trip john kerry made an unscheduled flyby stop in israel. the u.s. secretary of state met prime minister benjamin -- who heldo help talks with palestinian negotiators. and possible key to breaking the logjam in the stall peace. arrested in washington in 1980 five and condemned to life imprisonment for spying on the u.s. and israel. officials have not confirmed those reports. peopleyon now where six have been killed and three almost simultaneous desk in the three almost simultaneous blasts in nairobi. kenya now where six people have been killed in lee almost three simultaneous blasts. so far no one has claimed the attacks. >> the aftermath of deadly sayosions, eyewitnesses they saw two explosive devices being thrown

young european nation is trying to recover and develop six years after declaring independence from serbia. abe talked today with kosovo's prime minister hashim thaci who is visiting japan for the first time in two years. abe said best wall cans is a gateway to europe and stability depends on how smoothly kosovo can develop. he promised continued assistance through the government's overseas aid program. thaci thanked japan for supporting kosovo's independence. he said the nation is full of opportunities and he wants japan to invest there. the two leaders agreed to strengthen economic cooperation. >>> japanese government officials are hoping one of the nation's largest employers will give them a cash windfall. they plan to start selling off shares in japan post next year. the government owns all the stock in japan post holdings. analysts estimate the value of outstanding shares is about $120 billion. the government can sill up to two-thirds of the shares that it owns. finance ministry officials plan to use about $40 billion from the sale to rebuild areas of northeastern japan, damaged in th

right in here you've been dealing with some foul weather into serbia, over towards romania, as well. and there's still the threat of some large hail and excessive rainfall to come out of that. for the most part, afternoon heating really is going to be triggering some storms out here for you. i do want to leave you with this, april 22nd, earth day. a few things, remember to do every day, to help earth out here. i'll leave you with the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. a7guc >> standing by for us in kiev, you have been listening to joe biden. what are the main points you take from his speech? >> he has praise for the ukrainian government for keeping up its end of the bargain in geneva agreement. i don't think we can say the right sector has been fully disarmed, kiev has taken what steps it can in order to get those groups to give up what weapons they have held illegally. there are members

in serbia people are taking part in an an eg cracking competition. two people banging hard boiled died eggs together and the one that cracks first loses while the person who wins, they go home with a trophy. >> still ahead on al jazeera america, thousands of children going at it alone. the dangers they face trying to cross the border into the united states. >> a bleak search resumes on mount everest where crews are looking for three people still missing after a deadly avalanche in nepal. the death toll gateway 13 making it the worst disaster on the world's highest mountain. climbing gateway suspended while crews dig through the ice. in wyoming, a creeping landslide gateway devouring an entire part of jackson. workers watched helplessly as a house split in two. the hill stopped moving just long enough for workers to repair some of the damage. next, they say they are not sure whether or not that mountain side will stop drooping or give way. >>> this week, the white house called on congress once again to move forward with immigration reform. along the m

serbia reporting a hail, strong lightning and also heavy rainfall. it looks like that will continue to be the case. here's a look at the forecast, rome at 20 degrees with a chance for rain and thunderstorms. athens at 21. kiev will also see some rain and thunderstorms with a high of 20. meanwhile, continued pleasant weather over into the iberian peninsula. madrid, high of 24, with partly cloudy skies. here's a look at japan. japan also seeing some heavy rainfall. we have some video out of tokyo right now. and this is some precipitation that was persistent throughout wednesday. it looks like the rain will continue at least for another day before it starts to depart from the area. just in the past 24 hours, anywhere from 15 to 20 millimeters of rainfall. but a lot more in other areas. let me show you the map here. we saw rain up to 390 millimeters over 48 hours. this will eventually move toward the north and east but the northern portions of japan will continue to see rain, including tokyo, as we go throughout thursday and by the weekend i think we'll

were talking about heavy rainfall for italy also into southern balkan peninsula and also to poland serbia or see heidi wins the poll importing up to sixty kilometers per hour and now we're going to the rain continuing to linger as a going to the later part of monday and tuesday so those of you in rome and also into happens you'll be seeing some rain coming up on high seventeen in paris with precipitation also did the nl high of twenty and twenty two in athens. let's wrap things up with a look at asia we have high pressure control in the northern portions of china's of the senior dealing with high pollution problems that's going to mention moving to the korean peninsula and eventually into japan. we are looking at some cloud cover for her the koreas and also in the western portions of japan lots of rain expected and solo say that the rain will be upon the forecast for soul also that ok with hyde twenty one degrees twenty four in shanghai chongqing you'll see some clouds a high of twenty and a four. japan is a holiday on tuesday but looks like that many of the plans have to be brought indoo

. >>> over in serbia, people are also taking part in traditional festivities, cracking an egg. the contest contains two people becaminging eggs together and the one that cracks first is the one who loses while the person who wins goes home with a trophy. >>> one step, two steps, three steps, four. we will tell you how one amputee is using his own personal tragedy to change the lives of last year's boston bombing. you are watching al jazeera america. >>> runners in boston are preparing for their first big race since last year's bombing. more than 36,000 people are expected to take part in monday's big race, and this year's event will feature a long list of new security measures. 100 security cameras willing added with a pa system so organizers can talk to the runners while they are running the 26 mile race. organizers have extended invitassess of those who weren't able to cross the finish line last year. >> june terrett introduces us to one man who helps runners stand up and get back on their feet >> if you didn't know an especially if he wasn't wearing shorts, he would probably

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independent the states would then need to go to the old sense of becoming a member can i really like serbia macedonian other candidate countries. and boy and the secessionist movement is spreading across the continent doesn't bode very well for the future of the european union well that and the pens which weighed and he lifted the european union is always an outreach to regional autonomy and in a way and it fits its essence has encouraged the use of horizontal still fun to pick up lily and to contemplate independence because he would be. in their minds much he's here too the separate from from spain all of britain and then rejoined the european union where their interests would be preserved. and in terms of common trade policy in common foreign policy center. however i'm you know obviously there is no move to print it is there's no precedent it would be. it is has this thing isn't on top the territory. however it is actively discouraged from brussels. the idea of secession. and then one needs to bear in mind that there is the sens is good. for every new member state to be admitted so that m

the us war in yugoslavia to the bombing of the of bosnia in nineteen ninety four and the bombing of serbia in nineteen ninety nine. both of those were really about the expansion of nato. the expansion of nato membership into the very countries there where there had been a commitment not to go to the top has now grown to nine countries in eastern europe the balkans and three with under the new year to publix so. and very much of the plant in ukraine from the very beginning. why does he use into the space lab and economic de stabilization political pressure to militarily grab hold of the ukraine and the israeli also an african every stands to oust of mush and enable of power and pace from crimea because if the ukraine became becomes a nato member then they would. right along with that agreement would be an end to the russian olive base and the crimea. so this is very much. i've planned out policy by the us and in bonds of sanctions economic stabilization and arming of fascist and right wing groupings that was used in yugoslavia the stasi forces in croatia where two hundred thousand serbs wer

the experienced enough to protect themselves i used to serve as a volunteer and serbia. i'm a former personal bodyguard of the present unocal beach and not just come here today helping cure from the beginning. these people some from the tree in the stands to reach the office is done tonight and everyone of us. this is my greeting to the right sectors. one of updates. this is also for them pools could be before. you have one friend said any yes we do what can one use. lol i don't want to say i and many like you money. i think so yes not as many as this month yet it is where still find here. but even start attacking us with weapons will figure out how to arm ourselves. fortunately he has been in need of the answers are. while the authorities and we spent some time to sit in protest. is he going to review its not see it in as ukraine with. across the southeast have been reporting sightings of armored vehicles closing in on the year sees and hears some fish that's been posted on youtube by residents of one eastern ukrainian town new new the con on. and i can see locals have

. >> an investigation has begun n a mass grave in serbia believed to held the bodies of ethnic albanians killed during the kosovo war. it will take about 60 days to complete, 10,000 people were killed during the conflict between serbian security groups and separatists. hundreds of bodies were transferred to hide evidence of atrocities. >>> kosovo's parliament passed a law allowing the creation of a special court. it will deal with alleged crimes including the disappearance of hundreds of serb civilians during the conflict. favorable sea conditions have seen the number of attempted journeys from north africa to italy increase dramatically. >> now the death of a brazilian tv performer has sparked protests in two major cities. you demonstrators blame the police for unlawfully killing the man, something that the police denies. >> reporter: this is what happened overnight in brazil's second largest citing rio de janeiro. protesters set fire to trash in the street and fought with police after a young man was killed. a well-known tv performer, he's family said he was beaten to death by the poli

violated international law not just in iraq, but in afghanistan, kos of oh, serbia ovo, serbia.nd therefore, the united states are broadly defined as out of lips -- out of its legitimacy because of our that theolicies russian orthodox church rejects and we are -- civilization. it is very much in terms of hunting clash of civilizations in terms of a conspiracy theory in which the world is not world by selected governments, but by intelligence services and other conspiracies, be it bankers, rockefellers, rothschilds, that is a propaganda narrative you find in contemporary russian leadingand among russian ideologists. notthose of you that did read dugan, i strongly recommend how generates just to see bizarre some of these conspiracy theories are and to recognize that he is consistently occupying positions as an advisor to do much chairman. -- duma chairman. these conspiracy theories have one problem with them. it is not that they are wrong. people start to believe them. the policy is built on these conspiracy theories. to conclude, what can we do? i agree with my colleagues. we nee

. >>> archeologists in serbia have moved the skeleton of a female mammoth believed to be a thousand yearsranslator: we are extremely sad and heavy hearted about this, but we have to move her, because technically the area is meant to be a deposit ory for the coal pit. >>> workers are working to complete the cop instruction of a building that was heavily shelled during the bosnian war. work to restore it started in 1996. they are trying to finish it in time for ceremonies in june marking the [ inaudible ] of the assassination in sar -- sar va woe which parked the first world war. >>> stay with us. ♪ >>> welcome back. opposition groups in aleppo have moved their fight to new districts. rebels attacked the western district while trying to capture an artillery base. and launched another offensive in another district. they are trying to cut a government supply route. >>> john kerry is meeting cat tar prime minister. they had worked on defense cooperation, peace in the middle east, iran, and syria. >> the amir and qatar want to be particularly helpful to us in our counter terrorism initiative. t

. >>> rescue teams have been working around the clock after flood water inundated parts of serbia, it's been caused by heavy rainfall and melting snow. many were evacuated in the south and west of the country while some refused to leave their homes. the waters have began to subside. thousands of homes are without power. >>> pope francis used his eastern message to call for an end to conflicts around the world. in front of thousands of supporters in st. peter's square he pleaded for the international community to pray for peace in ukraine, syria and central african republic. easter sunday is the most important day in the christian calendar, celebrating the resurrection of jesus. >>> a croatian family has a different tradition. for years the family celebrated in zagreb by turning their property into an extravaganza, using lamps and easter eggs of different shapes and sizes. it's a greying tourist a -- growing tourist attraction. that's a good thing because yes spend $14,000 a year on electricity. >>> that's it from london, back to adrian. >> thanks. just ahead - reaping rewards from rushi

it's true if we can come to peace agreements globally, areas line serbia. if we can work together with russia and china to create peace. that's much better than sitting in our armed camps buying more and more weapons. >> do you see danger if the united states pulls back and is not the dominant force, the super power in the world. we have been the super power, if we pull back, someone else will fill the vacuum? >> i want america to engage more. the sad thing is how few americans go out and study or live elsewhere for a while or to retire or get health care. if more americans traveled more and went overseas, that would be a great thing. i do think the role for the u.s. as the global military leader, you're going to continue for a while and it's an important role that plays an important role in peace keeping efforts worldwide. the u.s. military provides 0.03% of the peace keeping. most come from developing countries. there's a huge role for partnership. >> appreciate you joining us. >> a group led by one of the nation's best known education reformers has a new

by used to serve as a volunteer in serbia and i'm a former personal bodyguard of the president unocal bitch but it's not just come here today i've been here from the beginning the authorities in kiev don't listen to us they just want us to feed those nazi collaborators they near sends money to clear it pays for them. these people some former military police and security officers don't deny they have weapons this is my greeting to the right circle. and what about this. this is also for them who could be for a do you have weapons. yes we do what kind of weapons well i don't want to say there are many like you are here i think so yes not as many as in slidell scared because we're still fine here. but if they start attacking us with weapons will figure out how to arm ourselves. fortunately has been no need of that so far while the authorities are only threatening to launch an offensive against the protesters here raving ocean r.t. donetsk ukraine. and now we can bring you some footage from the outskirts of another eastern ukrainian town we're talking about the road and sky. now this video

. >> heavy rainfall and melting snow has caused flooding in serbia. roads have been barely passible. water has had to be pumped from ov overflowing drains. some rumors show fields oft and homes have become lakes. >>> pope francis is leading roman catholics in the easter village at vatican. this is the scene there now. this vigil comes on the eve of easter sunday, which marks the day christians believe jesus rose from the dead and it's a more important celebration than christmas. the pope has used this easter period to ask worshippers to reflect on the economic crisis and those that are suffering. >> and russian orthodox christians have gathered on the eve of the holist day. muscovites congregated at the cathedral led by pat try arkansas. it's an easter tradition to bring decorated eggs and easter cakes to be blessed by the priests. >> that's it from london for now. back to doreen. >> miriam, thank you very much, still ahead in sports. could chelsea regain top spot in the english league? details with sunderland coming up in just a moment. >> holocaust

are concealing that they experienced enough to protect themselves i used to serve as a volunteer in serbia and i'm a former personal bodyguard of a president unocal bitch but i'm not just come here today i've been here from the the beginning. these people some former miniature police and security officers don't deny they have weapons this is my greeting to the right sector and what about this. this is also for them who else could it be for. a do you have weapons. yes we do what kind of weapons well i don't want to see each other many like you are here. i think so yes not as many as in slovyansk yet because we're still fine here but if they started attacking us with weapons will figure out how to arm ourselves fortunately he has been no need of that so far while the authorities are only threatening to launch an offensive against the protesters here are a few if not to ask you quickly. people across the southeast have been reporting sightings of armored vehicles closing in on their cities and here is some food as that's been posted on you tube by residents of one eastern ukrainian town. they

ahe government in pristin declared independence from serbia. serbia has never recognized that declaration, nor has russia. russia has used its security council veto to prevent the security council from getting rid of the you and peacekeeping mission that they have made an arrangement with the european union for helping with justice and legal issues, rule of law. they want the european union, which they see as their future home, to be in control. not the united nations. the u.n. peace keeping force is staying there and is more active in the serbian part. they cannot get rid of the force because the russians will not let them. put them there and it eats up money. the authorities do not want it. the americans do not want it either.

remember john paul in the croasia serbia.if you get involved in the intricacies you could end up hurting us and that's what the pope always always has to weigh. i get it sometimes when i travel. if i go to india, if i go to africa, i'll let one bishop come in and say you dolan are the archbishop of new york, you were as my base in the conference we need you to go home and speak out loudly about the persecutin we're under going. the next bishop says please don't say anything because it could get worse and you don't know what to do. you say i want to listen to both of my brothers here and the pope magnifies that by a thousand and that's why you got the pope hearing every day. it takes a man of prayer and prudence and listening to know what to do. >> rose: is it hard to imagine that this mope might accomplish. >> remember when john xxiii was the same age when he was elected. he says i don't have much time so let's get going. within two months after his election he summoned the council. i doubt francis is going to do that but i t

by used to serve as a volunteer in serbia and i'm a former personal bodyguard of the president unocal bitch but i'm not just come here today i've been here from the beginning the authorities in kiev don't listen to us they just want us to feed those nazi collaborators then your sons money to keep if he'd paid for them because these people some former military police and security officers don't deny they have weapons this is migrating to the right sector. what about this. this is also for them who else could it be for a do you have weapons. yes we do know what kind of weapons well i don't want to say it and then many like you i hear my i think so yes not as many as in slight as good times because we're still fine here till. they started attacking us with a weapon and it's we'll figure out how to. fortunately has been since well this is true he's really threatening to the. testers he. didn't ask you quickly. let's bring you some footage now from the outskirts of another eastern ukrainian town that's rawdon sky. we've got. this video entitled people versus tank has emerged on you tube lo

administration from the right sector expect an operation against the moment i used to serve as a volunteer in serbia and i'm a former personal bodyguard of the president unocal bitch but it's not just come here today i've been here from the beginning was disposed who came out here to defend our men because a few of them through here won't allow that to happen so we will stand up as a life shield we cause we weren't allowed to be burned like they've done my down square in here they've been started attacking us with weapons we'll figure out how to arm ourselves it's not just in the southeast where there's trouble and there's also flared up in the capital to this time it's my down activists surrounded and tried to storm parliament giving the president twenty four hours to deal with the rest in the east. that side of this developing story. seeing again the internal strife you may see which mean the people on the my donna who have been brought here back in the at the end of last year of course initially haven't left majority of them are from western parts of ukraine which traditionally you can say has be

notable previous assignments in iraq, serbia and another of other european countries.we are grateful to have him here today. finally, ambassador teresita --affer, foreign sermon former foreign service officer largely focused on south asia. ambassador to sri lanka and served in india, pakistan and bangladesh and knows a great deal about the entire subregion -- region. along with her husband broke one of my favorite policy book, how to negotiate with have to stand. that is not necessarily her most amos book. she wrote a stellar volume on u.s.-india relations in recent years. our format today is i will begin with broad format -- broad questions to each of them. all three know a great deal about all three countries. we will ask them to speak about one country. the ambassador for pakistan. ofn in the second round discussion appear we will go into the inner linkages, other issues and once we're done with that, we will go to you for the questions and be done at 3:00. without further ado, let me thank you very much for your research and insight for how you will frame this disc

xander the the interesting thing is that i think back to the breakup of yugoslavia the bombing of serbiaand then thinking in terms of what happened recently in libya this is the same game plan every single time they go through the same procedure the difference is in ukraine russia is next door and russia has a lot of cards to play now it looks a lot of people are saying that this is a ploy they want to trick russia into some kind of move that will start some kind of conflict would be very limited but russia would be the net loser do you see that in your crystal ball. no i don't actually i think that they greatly underestimate russia's intelligence and sophistication i think this is been a fundamental problem with the united states looking at russia it has a very outdated view of russia still based on the one nine hundred ninety s. and i think that anybody looking at the quality of diplomatic service that russia has and its political leadership and comparing that with that of the united states would see that that simply isn't going to happen can i just pick up on a point that mark made on

liberal interventionism is the humanitarian intervention ism and where you could always push around serbia you could always denounce milosevich of venezuela and chavez and then anybody else who dares to defy the west the russians contrie to be pushed around in a way they just a bit too strong for that and i think this causes enormous liberal fury and so that's the that this is a feeding this moment you mean let's keep in mind that. when yeltsin was sending in his tanks against russian parliament also phobia was lying rather dormant because russia was going to be weak a supplicant of the west abject pathetic poor. people were cheering on the old city so this whole idea that the liberals are opposed to putin because he's anti democratic i mean they were perfectly happy with just killing parliamentarians like yeltsin rigging the one thousand nine hundred six election so a lot of it has to do with regular russia is now emerging as a serious powerful player building up its origin to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussio

arises from kramatorsk now i'm just off to kramatorsk to ascertain what the situation is here in serbiaand it is a very all doubtless affair with attack helicopters and attack planes flying over hades and these agencies these military vehicles have been deployed. prove it is the city of slavyansk which is fortified which is effectively in a state of siege at the moment. i was part of that military operation the city of hama tourist was the first to come under attack government soldiers stormed a military airport there and reports suggest up to eleven people could have been killed in the attack other cities in the region have been preparing to stand up to the offensive now that development unleashed a storm of misguided reports across mainstream news they have our key social media team has been plowing through the confusion reports emerged from kramatorsk this morning that the ukrainian armored column had defected and produced a russian flag while locals cheered their decision to speak out foreign editor tweeted a pic from the scene as the column then departed for slovyansk this developm

war in yugoslavia through the bombing of bosnia in one nine hundred ninety four and the bombing of serbia in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine both of those were really about the expansion of nato the expansion of nato membership into the very countries there where there had been a commitment not to go has now grown to nine countries in eastern europe and the balkans and i'm going to always thought of you seeing your soviet republics so. and very much the plan in the ukraine from the very beginning was to use interesting you say it sanctions economic destabilization political pressure to militarily grab hold of the ukraine and it was really also an effort in every sense to oust russian naval power and base from crimea because if the ukraine became becomes a nato member then they would right along with that agreement would be an end to the russian base in the crimea so this is very much a planned policy by the us and it involves both sanctions economic destabilization and arming of fascist and right wing groupings that was used in yugoslavia of the stasi forces in croatia where two hun

presented it as the so-called ratchet message which was one of the triggers for nato is bombing of serbia and the aggression against the federal republic of yugoslavia so after all that has come to pass in the yugoslav crisis to place trust in the observers would be foolish in the extreme. but the writer and therefore affairs and foreign affairs editor of the congress magazine thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us here on r.t. international my pleasure my pleasure now ukraine's interim government has allowed the o.s.c. mission of the country to visit one of the detained and taking of protest leaders by vogue over f. arrested after calling for an independence referendum has gone a hunger strike in protest over the military assault on the rest of areas are just way to cause a real looks at what's made him ukraine's political prisoner number one. we do not want to send all of our revenue to kiev we don't want to subsidize western ukraine with our taxes we want more freedom. and it was words like these that got pavel guber of locked up behind bars charged with separatism and sei

right sector so we expect an operation against the only moment i used to serve as a volunteer in serbiaand i'm a former personal bodyguard of the president unocal bitch but i'm not just come here today i've been here from the beginning. we came out here to defend our man because if kiev sense troops here we won't allow that to happen so we will stand up as a live shield because we weren't allowed then yes it could be burned like they burned my down square in kiev this is my greeting to the road so. if they started attacking us with weapons will figure out how to arm ourselves. well i was also flared up in the capital to this time it's my dad activists they've surrounded and tried to storm parliament giving the president twenty four hours to deal with the rest in the east let's get more on but for marty's a really good she's in. tell us what's happening there now than please arena. well as a matter of fact we're seeing again the internal strife you may see which mean the people on the my donna who have been brought here back in the at the end of last year over a century have left majorit

troops overseas recalling the war in iraq the us attack on libya and the forced change of borders in serbia and elsewhere. but the folks in texas are a bit concerned over something mysterious above their heads that's right it's an unidentified flying object these were shot march tenth by veteran sky watchers in amarillo texas according to experts they do indeed depict quote something real meaning it's not just a known military flight or somebody playing with photoshop the shots also show that the aircraft is accompanied by two others radio traffic also was apparently picked up suggesting there was a pilot to us it screamed new u.s. spy plane but don't take our word for it earlier i was joined by bill sweetman senior international defense editor at aviation week i first asked him what's going on with this u.f.o. and what can we tell from his photos. what we can tell is that it doesn't look like any type of familiar with it doesn't look like a b. to the unit that operates those aircraft in missouri says it was one of their aircraft which is you know pretty specific unusual specific denial of